PREDICTION OF JOB SATISFACTION BASED ON PERSONALITY TYPE AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT

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FEREIDOUNPOUR SOMAYYEH; POUYAMANESH JAFAR; HOKMI MOHAMMAD

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Journal: Shenakht Journal of Psychology and Psychiatry Year:2017 | Volume:3 | Issue:4 Page(s): 78-96

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PREDICTION OF JOB SATISFACTION BASED ON PERSONALITY TYPE AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT

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FEREIDOUNPOUR SOMAYYEH | POUYAMANESH JAFAR | HOKMI MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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EXTRAVERSIONQ1

PERSONALITY TYPEQ2

PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORTQ2

JOB SATISFACTION AND NEUROTICISMQ1

Abstract

Introduction: since development of an organization considerably requires accurate hiring of human resources, their job satisfaction has been paid into attention in psychological studies.Purpose: The present study was conducted to predict job satisfaction based on PERSONALITY TYPE and PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT.Method: The statistical universe included all employees of Iran Khodro Car Making Company except the management categories (top managers, senior managers, directors, supervisors and night shoft workers). A sample size of 120 individuals was selected using cluster sampling method. The research tools included Smith’s Job Satisfaction Questionnaire, NEO Five-Factor Inventory and Bruwer’s Scale of PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT. Pearson’s correlation coefficient and regression analysis were used for data analysis.Results: The results indicated that neuroticism has a positive correlation with job promotion and EXTRAVERSION has a positive correlation with family support, friends support, total score of social support, nature of work component, supervision and total score of job satisfaction. Agreeableness has a positive correlation with friends’ support, nature of work component, supervision and colleagues while it has a negative correlation with the component salary and benefits. Flexibility has a positive correlation with family support, total score of social support, nature of work and colleagues. Accountability has a positive correlation with family support, total score of social support, nature of work component and job satisfaction while family support had a significant correlation with none of the components of job satisfaction. The friends’ support has a positive correlation with nature of work, supervision, colleagues and total score of job satisfaction while it has a negative correlation with the component salary and benefits. The others’ support has a positive correlation with the components supervision, nature of work, salary and benefits and total score of job satisfaction while it has a negative correlation with the components job promotion and colleagues.Conclusion: based on regression analysis results, the components friends’ support and social support could explain job satisfaction among predictor variable (five personality factors and social support). The components EXTRAVERSION and neuroticism could explain the salary and benefits. The components agreeableness and friends’ support could explain the salary and benefits. The components friends’ support, others’ support and agreeableness explained the component supervision. The variables friends’ support, social support and flexibility explained the colleagues. The variables neuroticism, flexibility and EXTRAVERSION explain the component job promotion.

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FEREIDOUNPOUR, SOMAYYEH, POUYAMANESH, JAFAR, & HOKMI, MOHAMMAD. (2017). PREDICTION OF JOB SATISFACTION BASED ON PERSONALITY TYPE AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT. SHENAKHT JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, 3(4 ), 78-96. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/263379/en

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FEREIDOUNPOUR SOMAYYEH, POUYAMANESH JAFAR, HOKMI MOHAMMAD. PREDICTION OF JOB SATISFACTION BASED ON PERSONALITY TYPE AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT. SHENAKHT JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY[Internet]. 2017;3(4 ):78-96. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/263379/en

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SOMAYYEH FEREIDOUNPOUR, JAFAR POUYAMANESH, and MOHAMMAD HOKMI, “PREDICTION OF JOB SATISFACTION BASED ON PERSONALITY TYPE AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT,” SHENAKHT JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, vol. 3, no. 4 , pp. 78–96, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/263379/en

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